Lavvi to pay BRL 70 million intermediate dividend installment on Aug. 14
Reuters2026/08/27 20:29- Lavvi’s board met Aug. 4, 2026, setting the third installment of interim dividends declared in January.
- Payment set at BRL 70 million, or BRL 0.36 per common share, payable Aug. 14.
- Eligibility based on shareholders of record on Feb. 2; shares traded ex-dividend from Feb. 3.
- Board acknowledged resignations of Elie Horn and Miguel Mickelberg; elected Jean Horn and Ana Paula Patara Quintaes; launched a buyback for up to 7,446,082 shares.
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